This is why you stop in small towns. The Station has the nicest people you'll ever meet who are…read moregenuinely interested in you. Coffee and breakfast sandwiches are top notch. Check out the caboose behind the building.

Very friendly and good service, probably some of the best tasting lattes we've ever had, no joke…read more The lakefront latte and matcha latte were amazing.

We stopped in while exploring small towns along the Great River Road. Last time I was here, I…read moredidn't know I could explore the hotel rooms upstairs, at least the rooms with open doors. I didn't open the rooms with closed doors, as it seemed there were a couple of guests staying there, which is cool! This place has the look and feel of history, and we enjoyed seeing the antique furniture, framed portraits, and layout of the rooms. The lower level of the building has a beautiful wooden bar and two spacious dining rooms. I hope I get a chance to dine here in the future, and maybe stay here during cooler temperatures.

The bar/restaurant is just lovely! We got there at 3pm when the bar opened and we sat outside with…read moreour beverages overlooking the Mississippi River. At four, we ordered from their menu and we were very happy to enjoy their spinach flatbread and their legendary walnut burger! Do try it if you stop by and do sit outside, weather-permitting! Nice, welcoming, and attentive staff. Highly recommended!

Had a sandwich served with fresh fruit & amazing coffee with a great view we love this place & we…read moretry to go every time we are in Lansing! Staff is so friendly!

Great coffee shop with good breakfast lunch offering. Cute place with unique gifts. Service is…read morefriendly and fast. We stop there every time we go through town.

Good spot for brunch/lunch in the area. Friendly service and good atmosphere. The Dre burrito I…read moreordered massive! Such good food!

Nice shop, great food! Street parking. Plenty of inside and outside seating. Took quite a bit to…read moreget the food service but they disclose on a sign that it can take up to a 1/2 hour if it's busy. The chorizo egg bowl was flavorable with a medium spice. You don't need to add the additional sauces available. Loaded with sweet potatoes. Bagel sandwiches were good, warm. Eggs were fluffy. The loaded avocado toast was amazing, flavorful, seasoned right, overflowing in the basket.

The hollandaise sauce is like crack and the atmosphere is great. I go here when I can and enjoy it…read moreevery time.

Great food, charming ambiance and friendly fun people. Typically a busy place so be prepared to…read morewait a few minutes or go during a less busy time/day.

What a place! If there is a Cheer's west of Cambridge Square in Boston, this is it! Nestled in…read morethe cornfields if west central Wisconsin, this is a local gem. If you're traveling, set your GPS for "Boondocks". You'll find typical Wisconsin drinks and decent food, served up by friendly staff. What gives this joint its five star rating are the local regulars. From anorexic farmers to overstuffed U-pers, this place has it all. Grab a chair and enjoy good drinks and down home wisdom served up Boondocks Style! If this place has a negative, there is no mirror in the men's room. That may be a blessing for the regulars though.???

OMG! The best time ever. Laughed so hard with everyone while eating awesome food and having a few…read moredrinks. Love this place. We will be back soon.

I stopped on my way by on 94 and Yelp is the reason I stopped. I started with the steak and potato…read moresoup which was creamy and delicious. Steak was soft and well seasoned. The review of the Reuben motivated me to get it and I am SO HAPPY I did. I wanted to lose myself in that sandwich. Tender meat that melts with each bite. It was well balanced with the flavors. I got the American fries as a side which were crispy they way I like them. Just as the other review stated it was a very filling meal. I took half home. The only negative is is live too far away to eat here weekly!!!

K, I've seen all the great reviews. I look at reviews to see if I'm on point or an outlier. In…read morethis case, I'm apparently an outlier, but it's what I experienced, so whatever. This was not good. I stopped by for breakfast. The place is attached to a gas station. I've had some great food from similarly arranged restaurants, but... not this time. I had a veggie omelet with hash browns and OJ. I tried to figure out what order to talk about these in, since they were all really, really bad. The veggie omelet... it was bad. The green onions, if I had to guess, had been prepped a few days earlier. They were greyish-green. Not close to fresh. It was just nasty. The hash browns.... they were bad. I've literally never had bad hash browns until I ate here. There was just this flavor.... it wasn't good at all. The OJ was sour. Yelp says to talk about the ambiance. There were some really offensive people playing dice at one of the tables. They were regulars. It was a pleasant distraction from the food. In short- don't eat here.

My oh my, what an approximate name for this place!…read more There was a 30min wait upon arrival as a party of 3. We grabbed a menu & started plotting our plan of attack. Down the line, our 3 selections & split em. We were seated within 20min of arrival. Our wait staff was friendly & efficient. Food came up in a reasonable time & everything was great, ESPECIALLY the sandwich the hubs got. Hands down the beat dish we had on this trip. Prices weren't terrible - especially given the serving sizes and options. Drinks were filled quickly, as were plates. A very solid stop with some intriguing art.

We stopped in for a quick breakfast. Orders are placed at the counter and delivered to your table…read more I got the Madame & Pepe breakfast sandwich. It was made with grilled shaved ham, sunny egg, parmesan creme, on a Fayze's croissant. It was also served with a mixed green salad with a vinaigrette dressing. I added a mimosa to my meal which was also a generous size. The portion size was HUGE. It was delicious and we will be back!

Just visited La Crosse and figured I'd start my adventure with breakfast. Rosie's Café came highly…read morerecommended--and now I know why. It's the kind of place that doesn't just serve food, it serves belonging. The moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm "Good morning, hon!" and my friend had a coffee that could wake the dead (or at least a sleep-deprived newcomer). The décor is charmingly vintage, like your grandma's kitchen met a roadside diner and they decided to raise pancakes together. I ordered the chicken sandwich for breakfast! Don't judge it's a thing. because I didn't know what I was doing, and wow--turns out Rosie knows exactly what I needed. It wasn't fancy, but it was perfect. The staff made me feel like I'd been coming there for years. They joked, they chatted, they refilled my soda before I even realized I needed it. It was the kind of kindness that makes a city feel like home. Rosie's isn't just a café--it's a welcome mat with syrup on top. If you're new to La Crosse, start here. You'll leave full, caffeinated, and smiling.

Cute little diner, located in the middle of a neighborhood. Heard nothing but good stuff and we had…read moreto stop in and try for ourselves. Service was great. Very kind and attentive staff. Food was quick, hot and delicious. I love that they have old trivia cards at the table to help kill time and helps you interact with your people vs being on your electronics. Hope to visit again. ***cash only but they do have an on- site ATM.

I gave this place four stars before it will remain four stars. Thats not a bad thing. It's an…read morehonest meal. It just didn't blow me away. The corn beef frappe was good so was the Monte Cristo but they were just good not great. Both had melted cheddar - not a fan. The pie was much better. My family really liked it. Death by chocolate it's quite intense. You have a chocolate crust, chocolate filling with a ton of whipped cream and you can never have enough whipped cream. Megan, our server was super nice and super attentive

Quaint diner with Norwegian flair! We only stopped for lingonberry jam but got enticed into lunch…read moreby the smells. At first glance it's a diner with a pie case but check the menu for some unlikely finds. The Wisconsin Reuben was delicious, loaded with thick corned beef and lots of butter and sauerkraut so you didn't even need the thousand island. I wasn't sure how a Reuben would be without rye but the cranberry wild rice bread was the real star of the sandwich. The corned beef hash was a bit salty but I'll take homemade over the canned stuff any day! I had to try a side of their sausage gravy because my southern roots demand it, and I can say it's a decent attempt with good amount of black pepper and sausage flavor. They have an extensive case of pies which were tempting but we were full from lunch. We ended up loving the bread so much that we took a whole loaf home. Service was friendly which was a relief considering we ended up coming in at 2:20 when they close at 3. Next time in the area I definitely want to try the pie and maybe a smelt wrap made with lefse!